laminate padding
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laminate padding
I'm about to have some wilsonart red label laminate installed. I'm debating over the 2-in-1 padding versus the more expensive acoustic padding. In what situations would the acoustic padding be needed? Does it make difference walking over it ? I read some posts where thicker padding could cause problems from being to "cushy". Laminate is being put in the first floor over the wood sub floor. thanks for any insight!
-shawn
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Based on my own personal experience, my recommedation would be to go with the thinner padding as I think the extra padding is not worth the cost, and yes it did add a bit of a cushy feel to my floor. In fact, you can see a very slight flexing when somebody walks across my entire floor. This might be because I went with a pretty thin laminate plank, so I guess it depends also on the strength/duribility of that particular laminate.